"The post was disgusting and outrageous" said an outraged and disgusted correspondent "And I was filled with disgust and outrage when I read it."

"It is a disgusting outrage that a silly person who does foolish things should be mocked for being foolish and doing something silly."

However other correspondent have failed to indicate whether they were or were not shocked by this post, or whether they were or were not outraged by it, or indeed whether or not they may have been both outraged and shocked.

The proprietor of the site, meanwhile, denies having been overheard muttering "For fuck's sake get a life, you sad lot."

Could I just say that trivial posts like this, which attempt to belittle the genuine anger, disgust and vehemence felt by many people, make me feel physically sick. I actually puked on my keyboard while writing this, as I do on most occasions. To be honest, most of the keys are a bit sticky now.

The freedom to express outrage is a fundamental human right, protected by the UN Charter on Sad Twattery, and also provides economic benefit to the nation through its support for daytime TV and the Daily Mail.

I'd like to complain to anyone who's prepared to listen (read). I've had to open my emergency jar of green bile (hat tip KWS) that I keep up on that shelf, and carefully spill it all over my keyboard. I'd buy some keyboard-cleaning wipes from amazon, but I can't because the keys are a bit yucky. The over-reaction to all of the disgusting outrageousness is sickening. I'd write to Points of View but I can't because Barry Took's bloody DEAD, the selfish c**t

As a thoroughly outraged and disgusted regular writer of letters of disgust and outrage to my local paper, I find it outrageous and disgusting that my efforts are undermined by my current inability to use green ink for writing them.

How on Earth is a disgusted and outraged writer of letters to newspapers expected to be taken seriously if such letters are not written in green ink?

At least NewsBiscuit could do a bit to help by allowing disgusted and outraged submissions to be displayed in green.

I complained to my bank today and they gave me £50 for my pain. Could NewsBiscuit try something simnilar? I'm pretty sure it would be popular, and judging by the posts above, more lucrative than the Lotto

Titus, I'd love to share my £50 with you, but as I have no means of accessing my own money until the RBS gets its finger out, you'll just have to have half my outrage instead. Which could be a form of currency, on NB at least.

Given that it was RBS, it was my (our) £50 to begin with. They could give £50 to a taxpayer every minute until the heatdeath of the universe, and they'd still be ahead.